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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-05-06, Page 11LEAGUE CHAMPS Miami Mice were the champs in the Zurich Youth Bowling. Shown with their trophies are Angie Clarke (left), Julie Clarke, capt. Patti Anne Dickert, Natalie Brokenshire and Becky Kirk. Missing: Greg Overholt. 111 7 ! i HIGH DOUBLES -- Dano Fisher (back left) won the trophy for junior girls high double at the Zurich Youth Bowlers banquet. Steve Cregan won for junior boys, Dwayne MoNab (front) for bantam boys and Angelo Clarke for bantam girls. Ougui 16411 Kindergarten Have we changed! Our class brought in baby pictures and we couldn't believe we were so adorable as babies. Our discussion on things that hat- ched from eggs led us to our unit on dinosaurs. We enjoyed the trip to the London Children's Museum, especial- ly dressing up- as meat and plant eating dinosaurs. We all agreed that living in the age of dinosaurs would be a very scary time. . Grades one and two On April 15 we visited the Children's Museum in London. Grade one went to the dinosaur, gallery where they saw a film about dinosaurs', looked for dinosaur bones and dressed in dinosaur outfits. • Grade two visited the "street where • we live" gallery. They saw the shops and stores. of a town and also went down under the street. In the afternoon we went to see a marionette show. It was called "The Wizard of Oz". We had an exciting day. We would also like to welcome Tamara Cook to our classroom. (.rade three and four A new student arrived in grade four and his name is Dean Cook. Ile is from Manitoba. On April 15 grade three visited the Children's Museum in London. We clic( some activities on urban planning. We also saw a marionette show of the Wizard of Oz. Grades three and four participated --in-Under-the Coolitbah Tree on April lli at Exeter Public School. Grade five and six • Our class had a very interesting month. We had just finished reading three novels.Everyone enjoyed the great variety of tones. vii 1L s Redick came to our school to show us her ,slides on Russia. The slides showed ornate theatres and huge palaces. We learned that the Russian people take great pride in their history and the arts. Everyone visits the theatre several nights a week. Most of the people live in flats or in apartments, very few have private homes. Winters are very cold in Moscow. We would like to thank Mrs. Ifeatherltedick for visiting our class. (:rade five is finding the study of decimals very easy. Our wetland study has started and we will Ix, preparing For our field trip in May. (:rade seven and eight • Last week everyone in our class made a poster for National Nurses' Week. Dwana Foreman won first prize which was $20. Her poster will be on display in the South Huron Hospital along,with the other winning posters. On April 22 Janet Foster came to our school. We had guests from St. Boniface. Janet Foster talked to us about her trip to the Northwest Ter- ritories and the Yukon. Then she talk.- ed alk.ed about her cottage. Some of the animals she photographed at her cot- tage were the raccoon, deer, mice, an owl and a rabbit. This week our class made a video tape for -our exchange class in Quebec. On the tape our crass said "hi" to their pen pals and told a little about- themselves. We also video taped some of -the oT r1 er classes we have during the day. We hope that they will enjoy our tape. This past month we have bad two painters into paint our school white with orange and blue stripes. We named the painters Fred and Art but ENIP MOS- T IMPROVED — Jarrett Jeffrey (left) received the trophy for most improved player at the ZuricirYouth Bowlers banquet. The sport- smanship trophy went to new bowler Jason Schilbe. 'tea •.,'; •.. r - Receiving trop les or igh averages at t e Zurich Youth Bowlers banquet were Jeff Kirk, Bantam Boys (left), Trevor Lansbergen, Junior Boys, Bonnie McLeod, Bantam Girls and Patti Anne Dickert, Junior Girls (centre). w HIGH SINGLES - Holding the trophies they were given at the Zurich Youth Bowlers banquet are Kelly Lansbergen, bantam girl (left), Kent Beierling, bantam boy, Chrystol Beierling and Julie Crown, junior girls. Missing: Tracey Fisher, senior girl. Jay Caers, senior boy and Jeff Sweitzer, junior boy. The more you have to mow, the more you ' need a Toro • Guaranteed to start on the first or second pull for 2 years • The only starting guarantee of its kind in the industry See them at our Truckload Sale May 8 and 9 Exeter 235-1115 Portable Cleaning Power lift 555 r • Cleans car, home, boat, potio and pool quickly and easily • Specially designed to make• tough cleaning jobs easier • Powerful and lightweight, weighs only 33 p iw IOIEIcH R Perm a...• w+•+ u Exeter 235-1115 RUNNERS-UP — The Strikers were runners-up in•the 1986-87 season's Zurich Youth Bowling. Shown (back left) are Andy Lansbergen, Julie Crown, Kelly Larlsbergen and (front) Jim Crown, capt. Trevor LansbeYgen and David Kirk. Missing: Chris Weigand. a SALE 10% off All shrubs and trees with Blue or Purple Offer good till May 14 Make this a .Special Mother's Day Give a living gift of beauty • Rhododendrons • Azalea Bushes • Rose Bushes • Hanging Plants • Lawn Ornaments (White Squirrels for $20) Lakewood Nurser St. Joseph St. T3 •447' 23 -4479 Open Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun., Noon - 5 p.m. r Times -Advocate. May 6 1987 Zurich Public School their real names are Doug Kele and Doug Jones. They are doing a real good job and the school is looking a lot better., This month we had our annual Author's Day. MI students made small books for a competition al our school. The winners were (feather Cons itt, Tammy Restemayer and Jay Hitchcock. They went with other authors from Zurich to Exeter for a presentation .by Janet Foster. Two students from Zurich Public School compeled in the Huron Coun- ty Science Fair held in Clinton, On- tarioon April 10. These students were Derick McGee and (feather Consitt. Derick placed first. Derick is now go - HIGH AVERAGE — Greg Overholt was presented with the trophy for Senior Boys high average at the Zurich Youth Bowlers banquet. Tracy Lesperance won for Senior Girls. Page 1 I ult ul to compete in the Canada -wide Sci vice Fair held in Toronto the week of May 10 to 17. Congratulations are extended to hath (leather and Derick. - Airs. Ruth Linton from the Huron - County Health Unit visited the rains eight c lass to present material relate d to adolescence and sexuality a series of four films were shown along with a follow-up presentation and discus- sion. Some of the topics covered were adolescent relationships, pregnancy and birth and sexually transmitted diseases The , lessons were int or - motive ;end interesting. Atergelbeed In -Store Specials for Mother's Day May 7, 8, 9 (Don't miss out) 383 Main St., Exeter, Ont. 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